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CSS How to Make a Website Customizing Colors and Fonts Write Hexadecimal Colors

Posted by Jorge Salazar
Jorge Salazar
3,805 Points

Hi, I'm not really getting what you want me to do in task 4 from this stage

Hi, I'm not really getting what you want me to do in task 4 from this stage:

http://teamtreehouse.com/library/write-hexadecimal-colors

Jorge Salazar
Jorge Salazar
3,805 Points

Yup, I was accidentally putting a space in a:hover, when there shouldn't be one.

Thanks! ;)

3 Answers

Jorge Eduardo Garcia Celorio
Jorge Eduardo Garcia Celorio
10,112 Points
Jorge Eduardo Garcia Celorio
Jorge Eduardo Garcia Celorio
10,112 Points

Sorry, my previous post was for Task #1.

This is for Task #4;

The hover state is a css pseudo-class. The way you target the anchor elements of navigation is:

nav a:hover{ color: #32673f; }

And that's it!

Mark Josephsen
Mark Josephsen
8,803 Points
Mark Josephsen
Mark Josephsen
8,803 Points

So when it says: "Add a hover state for navigation links that changes the text color to the value #32673f." It's asking you to select any "a" elements inside your "nav" element when the mouse is hovering over it and then change the color to #32673f. Here is an example of something similar, but not your exact answer. You'll need to come up with that on your own. ''' footer p:hover { text: #fff; } ''' Hope this helps!

Jorge Eduardo Garcia Celorio
Jorge Eduardo Garcia Celorio
10,112 Points
Jorge Eduardo Garcia Celorio
Jorge Eduardo Garcia Celorio
10,112 Points

Hi Jorge!

Simple, you just need to select the h1 and h2 headers:

Remember that white color for hexadecimal is #FFF. So,

h1{

color: #FFF; }

h2{

color: #FFF;

}